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The Dallas Cowboys' rushing attack is failing due to poor offensive line play, not the running back. Without All-Pro guard Tyler Smith, the team ranks last in run-block win rate. Coach Brian Schottenheimer has not ruled out using star receiver CeeDee Lamb in the run game, a move that has drawn criticism from fans and analysts.
Dallas Cowboys running back Malik Davis will undergo hip surgery and be placed on injured reserve, likely ending his 2026 season. The injury occurred during a non-contact practice session, leaving the team to rely on Emari Demercado and Israel Abanikanda behind starter Javonte Williams.
Dallas Cowboys running back Malik Davis suffered a hip injury during Friday practice, requiring surgery and placing him on season-ending injured reserve. This leaves the team without its primary backup to starter Javonte Williams for the 2026 season opener against the New York Giants.
Dallas Cowboys running back Malik Davis will miss the 2026 season opener and likely the entire season after suffering a serious hip injury during a Friday practice session. The team confirmed he will undergo surgery and has been placed on the injured reserve list. This leaves Javonte Williams as the primary back, with veteran Emari Demercado and practice squad member Israel Abanikanda expected to fill in for the remainder of the roster depth.
Dallas Cowboys running back Malik Davis suffered a hip injury during a non-contact practice on September 11, 2026, and was placed on the injured reserve list. He is scheduled for surgery on Saturday, effectively ending his season before it began. Davis, who had secured the No. 2 running back role behind Javonte Williams, was a key offensive contributor. The team now faces a thin backfield, with veteran Emari Demercado and practice squad member Israel Abanikanda as the primary remaining options. The injury occurred ahead of the Cowboys' season opener against the New York Giants.
Javonte Williams went from a prove-it one-year, $3 million deal to a three-year, $24 million extension with the Cowboys, underscoring that the NFL running back market remains undervalued: only a few stars command big money, teams rely on drafting cheaper backs, and reported guarantees often inflate the apparent value due to contract structure.
Dallas signs running back Javonte Williams to a three-year, $24 million extension after a career-best 1,201 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns in 2025, keeping him in Dallas as the team prioritizes the backfield and eyeing additional moves like WR George Pickens ahead of the NFL Combine.
Running back Javonte Williams agreed to a three-year, $24 million contract with the Dallas Cowboys, including $16 million guaranteed, returning to Dallas after a one-year stint with the club. Williams posted career highs in rushing attempts (252), yards (1,201) and rushing TDs (11) in 2025, plus 35 receptions for 137 yards, and the move could influence ongoing talks to keep wide receiver George Pickens on the Cowboys long-term.
Dallas’ front office plans to re-sign five in-house players to shape the 2026 roster, highlighting George Pickens, Javonte Williams, Brandon Aubrey, Jadeveon Clowney and T.J. Bass, as they navigate a projected cap shortfall of over $30 million by using extensions, restructures and releases; Pickens could be franchise-tagged, Williams and Clowney are unrestricted free agents, and Aubrey and Bass face tender options to balance cost and depth.
Javonte Williams, having achieved a career-best season with the Dallas Cowboys, aims to win the Super Bowl in 2026 and is optimistic about his future, whether re-signing with the Cowboys or exploring new opportunities in free agency.
The Dallas Cowboys, after a brief winning streak, faced a tough loss against the Washington Commanders but showcased resilience with standout performances from players like Dak Prescott, KaVontae Turpin, Javonte Williams, Malik Davis, Jake Ferguson, and Jadeveon Clowney, highlighting grit, determination, and playmaking ability.
Javonte Williams, who has become a key player for the Cowboys with a career-best season, is focused on finishing strong in the final games of the season despite the team's unlikely playoff chances. He expressed a desire to stay with Dallas beyond this season, emphasizing his love for the team and his goal to succeed, while also keeping his options open for free agency in March.
The Cowboys and Broncos face off in a highly anticipated NFL matchup with both teams showcasing top-tier units; Dallas's offense, led by Dak Prescott and a strong receiving corps, aims to break a losing streak against Denver, whose defense is among the best in the league. The game features key injuries, strategic adjustments, and potential record-breaking field goals, with live updates on the evolving game situation.
Javonte Williams, who played for the Broncos before joining the Cowboys, is set to return to Denver for his first game as a visitor. Despite a severe knee injury early in his career, Williams has rebounded strongly with the Cowboys, ranking second in league rushing yards and scoring six touchdowns. He emphasizes mental preparation and team execution over personal vendettas, aiming to help the Cowboys improve their record.
The Dallas Cowboys delivered a dominant performance against the Washington Commanders, highlighted by a strong defense, an MVP-caliber game from Dak Prescott, and standout contributions from players like CeeDee Lamb, Javonte Williams, and Brandon Aubrey, securing a statement win and moving to second in the NFC East.